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Wanna know how it feels to be in a Wolverine sandwich? Just ask Los Angeles Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert.
Getting a surprise rookie debut on Sunday against the Super Bowl champion Kansas City Chiefs, Herbert has gone toe-to-toe against KC, looking wise beyond his playing experience as the first game at So-Fi Stadium stays a close affair. Herbert led a 10-plus minute drive to retake the lead over Patrick Mahomes & Co., but instead of getting a touchdown, the Chargers had to settle for a field goal.
Why, you ask? Because of a big play made by former Michigan football defensive end Taco Charlton — his tenth career sack — with Mike Danna also right there.
Charlton was getting praise from viewers on his first performance in a Chiefs uniform.
DE Taco Charlton with his first sack as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs. It is his 10th career sack.
— Chiefs Communications (@ChiefsPR) September 20, 2020
Has anyone else noticed Taco Charlton getting some pressure today!
— Tyler (@TylerTylerson33) September 20, 2020
Cowboys and Dolphins fans punching the air right now watching Taco Charlton’s dominate performance today. The sack specialist just took town Herbert for a big stop on 4th down.
— HIM (@CutTheShitM8) September 20, 2020
It wasn’t Danna’s first action getting to the quarterback, either.
Danna made an impressive display of athleticism earlier in the game getting to Herbert with a huge sack.
Hello, Mike Danna 👋 (via @thecheckdown) pic.twitter.com/pZS8Ahy0I2
— Arrowhead Pride (@ArrowheadPride) September 20, 2020
Not to be left out, Frank Clark may not have any sacks, but he did have two tackles earlier in the game, but was suffering an illness which had him questionable to return.